energize
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en·er·gize
(ĕn'ər-jīz') 
v., -gized, -giz·ing, -giz·es. v.tr.
To release or put out energy.
energization en'er·gi'za'tion (-jī'zā'shən) n.
energizer en'er·giz'er n.
v., -gized, -giz·ing, -giz·es. v.tr.
- To give energy to; activate or invigorate: "His childhood-father in . . . prison, factory work as a boy-both haunted and energized him" (Frank Conroy).
- To supply with an electric current.
To release or put out energy.
energization en'er·gi'za'tion (-jī'zā'shən) n.
energizer en'er·giz'er n.
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energize
verb
- To give or impart vitality and energy to (someone or something): exhilarate, invigorate, stimulate, vitalize. See help/harm/harmless.
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energize
v
Definition: activate; give more life
Antonyms: deactivate, debilitate, sap, tire, weaken, weary
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energized
Being electrically connected to a voltage source so the device is activated.
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